By the second week of November the big oaks along Harvard's back roads have finally let go, and the lawns underneath them disappear under a foot of leaf that the wind keeps rearranging. NJE Tree Service & Landscaping, Inc. shows up for that, and for everything the warmer months ask first: mowing through the summer, trimming and edging, mulch where the beds need refreshing, and cleanups that take a yard back down to open grass. Under all that canopy the turf here works for its light, so the difference between a lawn that thins out and one that holds is mostly a matter of who kept the leaves moving. There is something honestly pleasing about a property raked clean on a cold blue afternoon with the smell of woodsmoke in it. Then it waits, tucked in, for April.